This is an oak umbrella stands. Made in the Victorian stick and ball design. Measures 13″ x 9″ and 26″ Height. The brass supports are stamped Feb. 16, 1892.
Thanks go out to Paul Tucker for sharing. “This 1892 patent was issued to James W. Campbell of Germantown, NY and assigned to the Ferguson Brothers of New York City, a manufacturer of “novelty furniture”. Campbell was issued many patents for furniture designs. A half dozen of these patents were related to this “Faux Bentwood” style. This umbrella stand is a very nice example of this type of work. ”
